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Autres Que Du Salaire) Ville / Municipalité De Kazabazua 2 Arrondissement ABCDEFG HIJKLM LISTE DES PARTICULIERS ET/OU SOCIÉTÉS AINSI QUE DES MONTANTS VERSÉS 1 (Autres que du salaire) Ville / Municipalité de Kazabazua 2 Arrondissement : Personne ressource : Pierre Vaillancourt Numéro de téléphone : (819) 467-2852 3 4 Numéro Montant total versé par année $ d'assurance Numéro Numéro social d'entreprise et/ de TPS Adresse complète Renseignements complémentaires 5 (NAS() ou (RC) ou (RT) Nom (no, rue, ville, province, code postal) 2013 2014 2015 2016 (personne contact et no de téléphone) 6 1 BOUTHILIER THERESE SALOMON 1101-150, RUE MACLAREN, OTTAWA ONTARIO, K2P 0L2 1 680.60 7 2 CARON JEAN-PIERRE, CHARRON MARTHE 1463 MONTEE DE LA SOURCE, CANTLEY QUEBEC, J8V 3K2 139.68 (819) 457-1957 8 3 FISHER SUSAN ELIZABETH 512, BRIERWOOD AVE, OTTAWA, K2A 2H5 466.37 (613) 728-3360 9 4 GAGNON LYNNE 573, ROUTE 105, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, J0X 1X0 144.62 (819) 467-5185 VALERIE, 117, CHEMIN DE MULLIGAN FERRY, 10 5 LACHAPELLE-PETRIN KATHLEEN, PETRIN KAZABAZUA, J0X 1X0 160.87 (613) 866-6494 11 6 LAFRENIERE MAURICE 15, CHEMIN MARKS, GRACEFIELD, QUEBEC, J0X 1W0 414.70 (819) 463-2152 12 7 LARENTE JEAN-CLAUDE 2944 SAINT-LOUIS APP 4, GATINEAU QUEBEC, J8V 3X6 196.43 (819) 827-7662 A-S GUY GREGOIRE, 30, RUE DE VENDOME, GATINEAU, 13 8 LUMINAIRES G. GREGOIRE INC QUEBEC, J8T 1V3 240.91 (450) 454-2085 A-S GUY GREGOIRE, 30, RUE DE VENDOME, GATINEAU, 14 9 LUMINAIRES G. GREGOIRE INC QUEBEC, J8T 1V3 667.44 (514) 884-0990 15 10 MANTHA CLAUDE, ST-LOUIS ANNE 503, RUE GRAVELINE, GATINEAU, J8P 3G9 859.31 16 11 PECK RANDY R R 3 135 HIGHWAY 105, WAKEFIELD QUEBEC, J0X 3G0 262.66 (819) 459-2424 17 12 PETRIN LYNE 467 RUE GRAVELINE, GATINEAU QUEBEC, J8P 3J9 32.28 (819) 669-1215 C/S LAWRENCE MARKS, 25 NANOOK, OTTAWA ONTARIO, 18 13 RAMSAY HILDA ELIZABETH K2L 2A6 663.12 (613) 828-9024 19 14 ROSS TIFFANY 53 ELMDALE DR, WELLINGTON ONTARIO, K0K 3L0 175.51 (613) 399-2432 LESLIE, 10, JINGLETOWN RD, KAZABAZUA, QUEBEC, J0X 20 15 TANNER DAVID GEORGE, QUINN CYNTHIA 1X0 740.31 (819) 467-3749 11 CHEMIN DUPONT C.P. 476, GRACEFIELD QUEBEC, QC, 21 16 R106071384 2537-2913 QUEBEC INC J0X 1W0 4 909.43 (819) 467-2849 70, CHEMIN RUISSEAU DES CERISES, GRACEFIELD, 22 17 124463456RP 2627-6360 QUÉBEC INC. (A. COUSINEAU) QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1W0 40 138.58 862.31 (819) 463-3262 23 18 853082196RT0002 MARTIN LEFRANCOIS 14 CH CAWOOD, DANFORD LAKE QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1P0 361.93 410.47 (819) 921-7329 24 19 136624780 3097-4547 QUÉBEC INC. (BRISSON) 167, rue Laurier, Maniwaki, QC, J9E 2K6 3 583.02 3 587.11 4 442.95 4 924.50 (819) 449-3000 25 20 143048510RT 9078-0172 QUÉBEC INC. (GARAGE R JOHNSON) 35 CHEMIN CAWOOD, DANFORD LAKE, QC, J0X 1P0 925.55 (819) 467-2006 26 21 145267282 9135-0348 INC. (DOUGLAS PICARD) 4, RUE PICARD, KAZABAZUA, QC, J0X 1X0 160.97 (819) 467-2965 733, BOULEVARD SAINT-JOSEPH BUREAU 430, GATINEAU 27 22 856776570RT0001 ABV DES 7 QUEBEC, QC, J8Y 4B6 4 196.59 (819) 771-5025 3020 HAWTHORNE ROAD, OTTAWA ONTARIO, ON, K1G 28 23 ACKLANDS GRAINGER INC 3J6 1 097.76 199.19 1 776.98 1 073.86 (613) 744-5012 ASSOCIATION CULTURELLE SOCIALE AGE D'OR, 373 RTE 29 24 ACSADK 105, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1X0 20.00 30 25 R122276678 ASS. DES CHEFS EN SÉCURITÉ INCENDIE QC 5 RUE DUPRÉ, BELOEIL QUÉBEC, QC, J38 3J7 557.63 (450) 464-6413 Page 1 ABCDEFG HIJKLM LISTE DES PARTICULIERS ET/OU SOCIÉTÉS AINSI QUE DES MONTANTS VERSÉS 1 (Autres que du salaire) Ville / Municipalité de Kazabazua 2 Arrondissement : Personne ressource : Pierre Vaillancourt Numéro de téléphone : (819) 467-2852 3 4 Numéro Montant total versé par année $ d'assurance Numéro Numéro social d'entreprise et/ de TPS Adresse complète Renseignements complémentaires 5 (NAS() ou (RC) ou (RT) Nom (no, rue, ville, province, code postal) 2013 2014 2015 2016 (personne contact et no de téléphone) 400 BOULEVARD, JEAN-LESAGE, HALL EST, BUREAU 535, 31 26 ADMQ QUEBEC QUEBEC, QC, G1K 8W1 1 509.47 1 906.94 2 076.46 2 316.40 (418) 647-4518 SERVICE D'ABONNEMENT PRÉFERENTIEL, SUCCURSALE 32 27 LES AFFAIRES ANJOU, ANJOU QUEBEC, QC, H1K 4H2 59.95 33 28 834961500 GROUPE AGBR.SAT INC 167, RUE LÉVIS, MANIWAKI QUEBEC, QC, J9E 1P9 10 002.83 (819) 449-4453 34 29 809182983RT0001 LES AGENCES SYLVIE RACINE 34 DE BRETAGNE, REPENTIGNY QUEBEC, QC, J6A 1W5 4 259.82 (438) 492-8481 35 30 143467058 ALARME GS 67 DES HÊTRES, GATINEAU, QC, J8R 2Y8 454.15 541.53 597.87 454.15 (819) 643-1600 36 31 ALICE WOODSTOCK 49 ROUTE 301, DANFORD LAKE QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1P0 65.00 (819) 467-5926 Équipements forestiers, 364, boul. Desjardins, Maniwaki, 37 32 R100199512 ANATOLE GAGNON ET FILS INC. QC, J9E 2G1 27.53 622.10 4 858.61 70 RUISSEAU DES CERISES, GRACEFIELD QUÉBEC, QC, J0X 38 33 108611369 ANDRÉ COUSINEAU 1W0 4 340.88 1 526.52 2 324.14 39 34 126313832 ME ANDRE LAROCQUE 34 rue Principale, C.P. 306, Gracefield, QC, J0X 1W0 689.86 (819) 463-2880 40 35 894591072RT0001 AREO-FEU 5205 RUE J-A BOMBARDIER, LONGUEUIL, QC, J3Z 1G4 11 762.51 4 367.75 (800) 469-1963 41 36 800658650RT0001 ARNPRIOR FIRE TRUCKS CORP 10 DIDAK DRIVE, ARNPRIOR ONTARIO, ON, K7S 0C3 3 018.80 42 37 ASSOCIATION DES CHEFS POMPIERS VG 200 PRINCIPALE SUD, MANIWAKI, QC, J9E 2M4 105.00 (819) 449-2800 43 38 ASSOC. CULT., SOC. ET ÂGE D'OR KAZABAZUA 373 Route 105, Kazabazua, QC, J0X 1X0 67.07 25.00 554.01 (819) 467-5014 44 39 844561456RP001 ATV REVOLUTION 271 ROUTE 105, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1X0 931.29 45 40 AUBERGE DES DEUX RIVES C.p. 95, Lac Ste-Marie, QC, J0X 1Z0 235.19 46 41 838453447 LES INDUSTRIES BATTLESHIELD EMBRUN ONTARIO, ON, K0A 1W0 2 374.78 13 781.35 11 958.67 (613) 443-1911 CP 8712, SUCC. CENTRE VILLE, MONTREAL,QC, QC, H3C 47 42 100458652 BELL CANADA 3P6 12 734.72 13 047.71 13 613.27 6 768.75 48 43 BELL MOBILITÉ INC. C.P.11095, Succ. Centre-Ville, Montréal, QC, H3C 5E7 1 385.37 1 190.03 1 412.09 1 344.50 CP 11490, STATION CENTRE VILLE, MONTREAL, QC, H3C 49 44 100458652 BELL CANADA 5R7 464.39 460.49 562.34 562.48 (877) 877-2426 5 PLACE VILLE MARIE, BUREAU 900, MONTRÉAL QUÉBEC, 50 45 BÉLANGER SAUVÉ, IN TRUST QC, H3B 2G2 16 960.38 (514) 878-3081 51 46 R865406730 BÉTON BRUNET 2001 INC. - MANIWAKI 379 DE LA MONTAGNE, MANIWAKI QUEBEC, QC, J9E 1K3 1 655.64 (819) 449-3540 52 47 BH ENVIRONNEMENT 808 DE L`OASIS, GATINEAU, QC, J8R 3V4 1 724.63 (819) 205-0927 53 48 140771858 LE BIVOUAC DE L'ANCIEN 92 RUE PRINCIPALE, GRACEFIELD QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1W0 1 057.77 (819) 463-0869 996, 4IEME RANG OUEST, ST-JANVIER-DE-JOLY QUEBEC, 54 49 DENIS BLOUIN QC, G0S 1M0 4 250.00 (418) 415-0557 55 50 9286-9841 QUÉBEC INC. 996, 4E RANG OUEST, ST-JANVIER-DE-JOLY, QC, G0S 1M0 2 250.00 (418) 208-7003 Page 2 ABCDEFG HIJKLM LISTE DES PARTICULIERS ET/OU SOCIÉTÉS AINSI QUE DES MONTANTS VERSÉS 1 (Autres que du salaire) Ville / Municipalité de Kazabazua 2 Arrondissement : Personne ressource : Pierre Vaillancourt Numéro de téléphone : (819) 467-2852 3 4 Numéro Montant total versé par année $ d'assurance Numéro Numéro social d'entreprise et/ de TPS Adresse complète Renseignements complémentaires 5 (NAS() ou (RC) ou (RT) Nom (no, rue, ville, province, code postal) 2013 2014 2015 2016 (personne contact et no de téléphone) 56 51 100572148 BOIVIN GAUVIN INC 162 RUE VACHON, TROIS-RIVIÈRE, QC, G8T 1Z7 2 583.70 1 609.38 (819) 909-9944 57 52 BRUCE SALES INC. 2588 DELZOTTO, GLOUCESTER, ON, K1T 3V7 2 065.52 4 438.45 2 191.74 1 740.25 (613) 822-2154 Payment centre, P.O. Box 1953, Stn D, Scarborough, ON, 58 53 BUREAU EN GROS M1P 5H9 2 209.57 1 842.87 519.74 BUSSIERES BERUBE GENEST SCHNOB 59 54 838552115 ARPENTEUR 402 ROUTE 105, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1X0 3 851.66 4 943.93 (819) 467-5888 325 CHEMIN DU GOLF, LAC DES ECORCES QUEBEC, QC, 60 55 141860643RT0001 CAMION FREIGHTLINER MT-LAURIER J0W 1H0 1 682.16 1-888-450-7177, (819) 623-7177 61 56 R100745488 CAMMIONAGE DE GILBERT GABIE & SONS BOX 179, ROUTE 105, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1X0 5 979.68 4 444.81 2 721.44 4 472.83 (819) 467-2040 A/S MUNICIPALITÉ LAC SAINTE-MARIE, LAC SAINTE- 62 57 CDE-LMS MARIE QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1Z0 60.00 (819) 467-5437 63 58 R105123723 CENTRE D'ALUMINIUM ENR 19, RUE DUFOUR, MANIWAKI QUEBEC, QC 1 402.70 (819) 449-4205 64 59 CEGEP DE L'OUTAOUAIS 333, boul. de la Cité-des-Jeunes, Gatineau, QC, J8Y 6M4 2 566.24 5 987.90 65 60 DEBORAH CHAMBERLAIN 9 CHAMBERLAIN, KAZABAZUA, QC, J0X 1X0 504.00 (819) 467-2003 66 61 PAUL CHAMBERLAIN 9 CHAMBERLAIN, KAZABAZUA, QC, J0X 1X0 25.00 25.00 (819) 467-2003 67 62 CHAMBERLAIN MATTHEW 66 ROUTE 301, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1X0 654.00 50.00 (819) 467-2416 68 63 CHABBERT NICOLAS 6 CHEMIN LAPOINTE, KAZABAZUA QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1X0 44.00 (819) 230-0936 1335, CHEMIN CLÉO FOURNIER, LA PECHE QUEBEC, QC, 69 64 CLAUDE BERNIER EXCAVATION J0X 1S0 431.16 (819) 456-2529 7200, BOULEVARD JEAN - XXIII, TROIS-RIVIERES QUEBEC, 70 65 101070761-RT000 GROUPE CLR QC, G9A 5C9 8 893.31 (819) 377-2424 71 66 CLINIQUE SANTÉ HAUTE-GATINEAU 30, RUE PRINCIPALE, GRACEFIELD QUEBEC, QC, J0X 1W0 1 522.00 (819) 463-0100 2250 ANDRE C HAMEL, DRUMMONDVILLE QUEBEC, QC, 72 67 R-122062383 EQUIPEMENTS INCENDIES CMP MAYER INC J2C 8B1 2 808.28 4 336.01 3 044.84 27 568.43 (800) 474-2111 LA SANTÉ ET DE LA SECURITE DU TRAVAIL, C.P.
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